
2023-03-18
For the creation of our stories we use the opensource narrative scripting language ink by inklestudios. This allows us to easily create very decision-heavy texts including variables and value changes depending on the decisions made.
For the creation of our stories we use the opensource narrative scripting language ink by inklestudios. This allows us to easily create very decision-heavy texts including variables and value changes depending on the decisions made.
The plot in All Quiet in the Trenches is made up of individual small stories in your diary. These are composed depending on previously made decisions, the current circumstances, the personality of your soldiers, their attitude towards you and each other. Thus, each playthrough is different.
While previous wars had relied on man-to-man combat, artillery became increasingly important in the First World War. The sFH13 heavy field howitzer was put into service in October 1914, weighing just under 3 tonnes with its limber and could therefore be transported by two heavy carthorses.
4. February 2023
In All Quiet in the Trenches you spend most of your time in the bivouac – a military camp where your soldiers can recover from […]
In addition to our blog, we also wanna start showing you our development here again. Most of our work over the last few months has gone into the combat phase. It alternates with the camp phase and serves mainly to illustrate the horror of war and to expose the soldiers to deadly danger. [...]
13. January 2023
It’s been a while since we last told you about our development on this site. A lot has happened since then. We made it safely […]
What I like most about my work are the fascinating facts I learn about the past. While doing my research for the modeling of this bike I learned how often they were used in World War I and that most of them were very similar to the so-called fixies that have recently come back into fashion. These are bicycles with a fixed gear that do not have a freewheel mechanism, so that if you no longer pedal, you automatically brake and can also drive backwards with them.
The field kitchen was used throughout the First World War. It got its nickname "Gulaschkanone" (german for "Goulash Cannon") because it was attached to a limber like a cannon and its black smoke vent was folded back when not in use and thus reminded of a cannon. The field kitchen was fired with all kinds of fuel, preferably wood.
12. March 2019
Hey guys, here comes an introduction to a small series: Dirty Unity, in which I will share small, but handy C# code snippets in the […]
3. August 2018
Greetings, fellow humans! In our second blog post I already talked a bit about All Quiet in the Trenches. In this post and the following […]
1. July 2018
Fellow humans! There’s news! As if the DevDays hadn’t already been firmly set in our memories as a wonderful experience, they still have more to […]
10. June 2018
It’s been two weeks since we attended the GermanDevDays 2018 in Frankfurt, where we publicly presented All Quiet in the Trenches for the first time… […]
11. May 2018
“Welcome to 1914, sir. This is your squad. You should try to get to know them, so you understand how to handle everyone, but… better […]
4. May 2018
Greetings, fellow humans! Contrary to some absurd allegations, we’re Totally Not Aliens! After all, who’d give up a perfectly comfortable life on Glarblzork V just […]